Non-League Paper

SCOTT KEEPS SCORING TO WIN THE BIG ONE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2023

By Stephen McEnnerney

HORNCHURCH 2 Scott 53, 83

ENFIELD TN 0

AWAY IT GOES: Ryan Scott clears for Hornchurch

Hornchurch moved 11 points clear at the top of the table with victory over fellow high-flyers Enfield Town, courtesy of a second half double from Ryan Scott whose eight goals this term already equal his tally for last season.
Enfield did start brightly with an early corner headed wide by Joshua Okotcha before Sam Youngs saw his effort drift off target.
At the other end, Nathan Green embarked on a surging run into the heart of Town’s defence, flashing a shot wide of...

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